BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — In a room filled with laughter, the gentle hum of hair dryers, and the scent of hairspray and fresh makeup, something special was happening at Tabula Rasa Studio in Bakersfield.

Makeup palettes were laid out across tables, hair products lined the walls, and beauty students buzzed about with brushes and curling irons in hand. But this wasn't just another day at the wellness studio.

It was a day of healing, transformation, and celebration—for survivors of domestic violence and those battling breast cancer.

“We’re honoring them with a gourmet meal, beverages, and the full glam experience—hair, makeup, everything,” said studio owner Malaina Parra, her voice full of pride and purpose.

The event, held in recognition of both Domestic Violence Awareness Month and B

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